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N.Z. DAIRY PRODUCE MR. FULTON’S MESSAGE BRITAIN'S INTENTIONS [ P«r Press Association. ] HAMILTON, May 9. In a specially-cabled message re ccived this morning Mr. Dynes Fulton who is at picsent in London investigating dairy produce import and marketing conditions on behalf of the New Zealand Co-operative Dairy Com pany, states: “There is absolutely no need foi anxiety regarding a possible quota on Dominion dairy produce. A reliable authority whose name caunol be disclosed, states that nothing will be done by the British Govern ment in tho direction of applying restriction until just before the expiry of the Ottawa agreements. The Dominion will then, perhaps, be asked to accept a ‘stand still’ agice ment for a short nominal period, \hir ing which time arrangements will be made to effect comprehensive limitation of foreign supplies. Following that the position will be stabilised in the Dominion favour. ’ ’
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 109, 10 May 1934, Page 5
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